The NBA pulls OG Anunoby’s Game 4 memorabilia ball from an auction and returns it to the New York Knicks, according to multiple reports. The ball in question is the one Anunoby used in a game-winning moment during the NBA Finals Game 4. Sources describe the item as potentially valuable—one outlet estimates it could fetch around $3 million—but the league does not proceed with a sale. Instead, the ball is sent back to the Knicks and is not listed for auction. The reports indicate this is a final decision following prior plans to auction the ball, framed as one of the most significant pieces of NBA Finals memorabilia from the series. While the coverage focuses on the auction being stopped and the ball being returned, details such as the auction organizer or any exact timeline for the removal are not provided in the excerpts. Overall, all accounts agree on the same outcome: the NBA withdraws the ball from auction and keeps it within the Knicks’ possession rather than selling it to a private buyer.